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23 #ifndef _DYLD_PROCESS_INFO_
24 #define _DYLD_PROCESS_INFO_
25
26 #include <stdbool.h>
27 #include <unistd.h>
28 #include <mach/mach.h>
29 #include <dispatch/dispatch.h>
30
31 #ifdef __cplusplus
32 extern "C" {
33 #endif
34
35 //
36 // Beginning in iOS 10.0 and Mac OS X 10.12, this is how lldb figures out mach-o binaries are in a process:
37 //
38 // When attaching to an existing process, lldb uses _dyld_process_info_create() to get the current list of images
39 // in a process, then falls into the start up case.
40 //
41 // When starting a process, lldb starts the process suspended, finds the "_dyld_debugger_notification" symbol in
42 // dyld, sets a break point on it, then resumes the process. Dyld will call _dyld_debugger_notification() with
43 // a list of images that were just added or removed from the process. Dyld calls this function before running
44 // any initializers in the image, so the debugger will have a chance to set break points in the image.
45 //
46
47 enum dyld_notify_mode { dyld_notify_adding=0, dyld_notify_removing=1, dyld_notify_remove_all=2 };
48
49 void _dyld_debugger_notification(enum dyld_notify_mode, unsigned long count, uint64_t machHeaders[]);
50
51
52 struct dyld_process_cache_info {
53 uuid_t cacheUUID; // UUID of cache used by process
54 uint64_t cacheBaseAddress; // load address of dyld shared cache
55 bool noCache; // process is running without a dyld cache
56 bool privateCache; // process is using a private copy of its dyld cache
57 };
58 typedef struct dyld_process_cache_info dyld_process_cache_info;
59
60 enum {
61 dyld_process_state_not_started = 0x00, // process is suspended, dyld has not started running yet
62 dyld_process_state_dyld_initialized = 0x10, // dyld has initialzed itself
63 dyld_process_state_terminated_before_inits = 0x20, // process was terminated due missing library or symbol before it got to main()
64 dyld_process_state_libSystem_initialized = 0x30, // dyld has run libSystem's initializer
65 dyld_process_state_running_initializers = 0x40, // dyld is running other initializers
66 dyld_process_state_program_running = 0x50, // dyld has finished and jumped into main()
67 dyld_process_state_dyld_terminated = 0x60 // process was terminated by dyld post-main (e.g. bad lazying binding info)
68 };
69
70 struct dyld_process_state_info {
71 uint64_t timestamp; // mach_absolute_time of last time dyld change to image list
72 uint32_t imageCount; // number of images currently loaded into process
73 uint32_t initialImageCount; // number of images statically loaded into process (before any dlopen() calls)
74 uint8_t dyldState; // one of dyld_process_state_* values
75 };
76 typedef struct dyld_process_state_info dyld_process_state_info;
77
78
79 typedef const struct dyld_process_info_base* dyld_process_info;
80
81 //
82 // Generate a dyld_process_info object for specified task.
83 //
84 // The timestamp parameter is an optimization to not spend the time to gather all the image information
85 // if the process image list has not changed since the last call. If timestamp is zero, this function
86 // always gathers the full process info. If timestamp is non-zero, this function will check if the target
87 // task's image list has changed since that time. If is has not changed, the function returns NULL and
88 // kern_return_t is KERN_SUCCESS. If it has changed, the function gathers the full image info.
89 // The kernelError parameter can be NULL for clients that don't care why it failed.
90 //
91 extern dyld_process_info _dyld_process_info_create(task_t task, uint64_t timestamp, kern_return_t* kernelError);
92
93 // retain/release dyld_process_info for specified task
94 extern void _dyld_process_info_release(dyld_process_info info);
95 extern void _dyld_process_info_retain(dyld_process_info info);
96
97 // fill in struct with basic info about dyld in the process
98 extern void _dyld_process_info_get_state(dyld_process_info info, dyld_process_state_info* stateInfo);
99
100 // fill in struct with info about dyld cache in use by process
101 extern void _dyld_process_info_get_cache(dyld_process_info info, dyld_process_cache_info* cacheInfo);
102
103 // iterate all images in process
104 extern void _dyld_process_info_for_each_image(dyld_process_info info, void (^callback)(uint64_t machHeaderAddress, const uuid_t uuid, const char* path));
105
106 // iterate all segments in an image
107 extern void _dyld_process_info_for_each_segment(dyld_process_info info, uint64_t machHeaderAddress, void (^callback)(uint64_t segmentAddress, uint64_t segmentSize, const char* segmentName));
108
109
110
111
112 typedef const struct dyld_process_info_notify_base* dyld_process_info_notify;
113
114 //
115 // Request notifications if image list changes in target process. Each time a load or unload happens in the target taks,
116 // the notify block will be called in this process. If the process exits, the notifyExit block will be called.
117 // If the notifications cannot be set up, this function will return NULL, and the reason in the kernError parameter.
118 // The kernelError parameter can be NULL for clients that don't care why it failed.
119 // If you want to stop receiving notifications, call _dyld_process_info_notify_release().
120 //
121 extern dyld_process_info_notify _dyld_process_info_notify(task_t task, dispatch_queue_t queue,
122 void (^notify)(bool unload, uint64_t timestamp, uint64_t machHeader, const uuid_t uuid, const char* path),
123 void (^notifyExit)(),
124 kern_return_t* kernelError);
125
126 // stop notifications and invalid dyld_process_info_notify object
127 extern void _dyld_process_info_notify_release(dyld_process_info_notify object);
128 extern void _dyld_process_info_notify_retain(dyld_process_info_notify object);
129
130
131 #ifdef __cplusplus
132 }
133 #endif
134
135 #endif /* _DYLD_PROCESS_INFO_ */